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Hyderabad marathon runner dies moments after completing 42.2-km race

Hyderabad marathon runner dies moments after completing 42.2-km race

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    A 36-year-old Hyderabad techie collapsed and died minutes after completing a 42.2-km marathon, leaving his family and fellow runners in shock.

    — Mathrubhumi English

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    Hyderabad: A 36-year-old software engineer died shortly after completing a full marathon at Gachibowli Stadium in Hyderabad on Sunday morning. Kommineni Gopi, an IBM employee and resident of Alkapur Colony in Manikonda, participated in the eighth edition of the Hyderabad Hi-Tech Full Marathon…

    — The Pioneer

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Hyderabad: A 36-year-old software engineer died shortly after completing a full marathon at Gachibowli Stadium in Hyderabad on Sunday morning. Kommineni Gopi, an IBM employee and resident of Alkapur Colony in Manikonda, participated in the eighth edition of the Hyderabad Hi-Tech Full Marathon…

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Hyderabad marathon runner dies moments after completing 42.2-km race

Hyderabad: A 36-year-old software engineer died shortly after completing a full marathon at Gachibowli Stadium in Hyderabad on Sunday morning. Kommineni Gopi, an IBM employee and resident of Alkapur Colony in Manikonda, participated in the eighth edition of the Hyderabad Hi-Tech Full Marathon…

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